Silicon Valley entrepreneur Vinod Khosla is taking his fight all the way to the Supreme Court.

A recurring issue in land use litigation is an argument advanced by project opponents that environmental review under the Cali...

Unfortunately, readers were given a partial, distorted snapshot of the unprecedented progress being made to diversify the benc...

The numbers show that this governor has made significant progress. But while well represented in the California Supreme Court,...

Last week, the 2nd Circuit joined the 7th Circuit in ruling that Title VII prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation.

For too many copyright stakeholders, litigation in federal courts is prohibitively expensive; especially in relation to the mo...

It used to be the case that user-generated content was seen as free for the taking.

Starring ace trial lawyer Flash Feinberg and his trusty sidekick Professor Plato

For now, unless I have reason not to do so, all incumbent judges have my vote.

A recent decision provides insureds with both legal support and a roadmap for holding insurers accountable for bad faith claim...

This axiom is on full display in one of the most interesting family law cases decided in 2017.

The U.S. Supreme Courts is poised to answer a key antitrust issue in a case against American Express.

The Delaware Supreme Court recently held that director compensation awards made pursuant to discretionary compensation plans a...

One conclusion is certain: The PAGA saga is far from over. Each new California or 9th Circuit case introduces another question...

It cannot be over-emphasized how critical it is to tender a liability insurance claim in a prompt and proper manner.

A March 1 article quotes Chapman University School of Law professor Lawrence Rosenthal as saying that Brady is only relevant i...

Over a year ago, the 9th Circuit asked the state high court to clear up a question concerning third-party claims.

It started when three Hamas suicide bombers blew themselves up on a crowded pedestrian street in central Jerusalem in Septembe...

Up until 2017, the California Code of Civil Procedure was unclear as to how one was to calculate deadlines for amending pleadi...

On Monday, the Northern District of California issued a ruling denying Facebook’s motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter...

The fact that the IRS says crypto is property might prompt you to consider the concept of ownership. Wouldn’t it be nice if so...

A petition for certiorari is pending in a strange takings case. Although few come in contact with this kind of taking, the leg...

Even though one can expect change at the NLRB whenever there is a new administration, the noise coming from the board over th...

In “We the Corporations,” UCLA law professor Adam Winkler chronicles the astonishing story of corporations’ fight to gain equa...

As the euphoria of the Winter Olympics subsides, it's time to shine a spotlight on the explosive evidence against our country'...

You can’t read minds. Still, the field of body language is packed with junk science, some of which is delightfully funny.

The best risk management approach for partner departures is to prevent the right partners from wanting to leave the firm in th...

A recent Delaware Supreme Court ruling grapples with due process concerns and demand futility.

Now that it is election season, the legal community once again will turn part of its focus upon the upcoming elections for sup...

A recent federal court ruling and a case recently argued before the California Supreme Court are the most recent installments ...